A day after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke of 'One India' policy, India on Thursday said "no action" taken against anti-India elements there suggests there is a "gap" between action and words.

Justin Trudeau has admitted that his government had not provided India with any hard evidence on Indian agents' alleged involvement in the murder of Nijjar.

Justin Trudeau said India made a "horrific mistake" by allegedly interfering in Canada 's sovereignty as bilateral relations degraded to their lowest point in decades.

Trudeau stated Canada supports India’s territorial integrity under its ’One India’ policy, despite diplomatic tensions. He highlighted the importance of Canada-India relations and expressed concern over allegations of foreign interference.

India and Canada's relations have hit rock bottom after the latter communicated with New Delhi that senior diplomats were “persons of interest” in a probe.

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In a sharp response following Canadian PM Justin Trudeau's admission of having no evidence against India, the Ministry of External Affairs issued a post-midnight statement holding Trudeau responsible for damaging India-Canada ties.

MEA criticised Justin Trudeau's remarks about a lack of evidence in the Nijjar killing. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal attributed the damage to India-Canada relations solely to Trudeau's behavior.